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CAREICK. STEEET DIRECTOEY.
-CASTLE.
373
CAERICK STEEET.
5 Peterkin, William, clothier.
7 M'Gregor, Angus, spirit merchant.
11 Crawford, James, spirit dealer.
13 Burns, Mrs. John, victualler.
17 Hamilton, Robert, dairyman.
23 Wagg, Abner, broker.
45 Crawford, George, cabinetmaker.
47 Craig, Robert, dyer.
Reid, James G., carver and gilder.
51 Scott, Henry, slater.
53 Gourock Sailwork Co.
59 Livingston, Daniel, milk shop.
65 M'Leod, Angus, provision dealer.
73 M'Lean, A., & Son, tailors.
75 Ferguson, Norman, flesher.
77 M'Kinnoii, Peter, cabinetmaker.
79 Fraser, Robert, victualler.
83 Currie, William, spirit merchant.
91 Young, J. & W., plumbers.
93 Burns, David, victualler.
80 M'Lellan, James, baker.
76 Gilchrist, Archibald.
74 Dougall, J., spirit merchant.
68 Calder, John, spirit dealer.
66 M'Vean, Miss, milliner.
52 M'Innes, Angus, victualler.
46 Neilson, James, spirit merchant.
44 Dunn, David, spirit dealer.
42 Dunn, E., furnisher.
40 Swan, Miss Ann, milliner.
36 Orkney, Peter, grocer. .
34 Storrie, James, shoemaker.
28 Mitchell, Robert, smith and wright.
18 Burret, Joseph, British Fleet tavern.
14 Gunn, Murdoch, grocer.
12 M'Fadyen, Alex., brassfounder.
10 Smith, John, jun., metal merchant.
8 Broadfoot, John, & Co., plumbers.
6 Gordon & Rose, rivet makers.
4 Heron, D., nautical instrument maker.
CASTLE STEEET.
3 Dudgeon, Mrs., Old Castle tavern.
9 M'Gregor, Archibald, spirit merch.
15 M'Fie, Alexander, tailor.
17 M'Lardy, A., boot and shoemaker.
19 Anderson, David, furnishings.
21 Morrison, Misses, milliners.
Walker, Mrs.
Reid, Thomas, clerk, P. 0.
23 M'Dougall, Donald, spirit dealer.
25 Gentles, James, baker.
27 Munro, James.
29 Munro, James, victualler.
■37 Towakt's Close.
39 Hay, William, painter.
41 Jardine, Wm., spirit dealer.
43 SoMMERVILLE COURT.
Clubb, Alexander.
45 M'Pherson, Dugald, grocer.
47 White, William, spirit dealer.
49 Donaldson, Thomas, spirit dealer.
59 Norton, James.
69 Stewart, Thomas, spirit dealer.
77 Elder, David, grocer.
87 Brown, Andrew.
89 Galbraith, Allan.
95 Morrison, Thomas.
101 Sharp, Peter, spirit dealer.
103 Preston, Thomas, shoemaker.
105 Urie, John.
107 Richardson, Robert, draper.
Ill Dick, Marion, spirit dealer.
115 Wilson, Robert, saddler.
119 Thomas, A., baker and victualler.
121 Cree, David.
123 Weir, Robert, contractor.
127 M'Kendrick, J., boot and shoemaker.
131 Lang, Mrs. Alexander.
135 Hewitson, John, saddler.
139 Horn, J., victualler and spirit dealer.
143 Thorn, Hugh, shoemaker.
145 Gray's Close.
Grant, Alexander, smith and farrier.
147 M'Leod & Urquhart, spirit dealers.
149 Stewart, W., baker and spirit dealer.
151 Jenkixs' Close.
Brown, Mathew, jun.
Jenkins, James, coal merchant.
155 M'Laughlan, Mrs. Elizabeth.
157 Walker, David, surgeon.
159 Morris, Hugh.
163 M'Fadyen, Mrs. Sarah, spirit dealer.
165 Dryburgh, Wm., spirit dealer.
167 M'Omish, Robert, grocer, coal agent.
Post-office Receiving-house.
169 M'Laren, William.
171 Scott, James, surgeon.
181 Sharp, Henry.
183 Miller, William, victualler.
185 Morison, William, baker.
187 Whyte, Donald, spirit dealer.
191 Bryce, James, spirit merchant.
197 Torrance, David.
201 Durward, John, saddler.
207 Letham, Patrick, spirit dealer.
Tennant's Chemical Works.
238 Young, Adam, engineer.
236 St. Rollox Foundry.
228 Donaldson, Duncan, spirit dealer.
220 Anderson, J., grocer & spirit dealer.
218 Bell, Robert, grocer.
208 Provanhall Coal Depot.
186 Cameron, Colin, grocer.
184 Rae, John, spirit merchant.
168 Anderson, Gabriel, grain merchant.
158 Willis, Alexander.
154 Robertson, William.
152 Lindsay, Samuel, furnishings.
150 Gilchrist, Robert, flesher.
132 Johnston, Wm., hairdresser.
102 Blind Asylum.
M'Arthur, Miss.
Sample, Matthew.
100 St. Mungo's Burying- ground.

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1828-1912 - Post-Office annual Glasgow directory
DescriptionGlasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.]
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DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).